Bethkellart Bridge by Thomas Rowlandson (1797)

Pen and grey wash drawing of a stone arched bridge over a stream, with cottages, a tall tree, hills and small figures.

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A pen and ink drawing with grey wash shows a stone arched bridge crossing a shallow stream, with a tall tree and rolling hills behind it. Cottages stand at either side, and several small figures walk along the road and the riverbank. The work is attributed to Thomas Rowlandson and dated 1797, and the inscription at lower right reads Bethkellart Bridge.

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Date

1797

Medium

Drawing

Museum

Wikimedia Commons

License

Public domain

Themes

Cityscapes, Drawings & Sketches